Tacos, Margaritas, and Headshots: A Fantastic Fall Event with Lawrenceburg Coldwell Brokers
It was a crisp November day in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee—the kind of perfect fall weather that makes you appreciate being out in the community. I recently visited Coldwell Banker Southern Realty for a free headshot event, and this team truly knows how to throw a fantastic party!
A Thanksgiving Celebration with a Twist
Coldwell Banker Southern Realty
The team was hosting their annual Thanksgiving and end-of-the-year office celebration. But instead of the traditional turkey and stuffing, they mixed things up with an incredible Mexican-themed fiesta! With great food and a margarita machine, the office was vibrant, fun, and incredibly welcoming.
The Pop-Up Studio Setup
To make the event as seamless as possible, the broker graciously provided a dedicated space right inside the office for me to set up my mobile studio. Having a professional setup just steps away from the party made it incredibly easy for the agents to step away for a few minutes to get their photos taken without missing out on the festivities.
A Fantastic Turnout
Throughout the day, 20 real estate agents cycled through the studio space to get their free, updated professional headshots. The flow of the day was perfect—agents could grab a plate of food, enjoy a margarita, mingle with their colleagues, and seamlessly pop into the studio for a quick, high-quality portrait session.
It’s always a privilege to support local real estate professionals with high-end marketing assets, and doing so in such a fun, celebratory atmosphere made this event truly memorable. Thank you to the Lawrenceburg Coldwell Brokers team for the fantastic hospitality and opportunity to capture your team's best angles!
Why I Like Lawrenceburg, TN
Thank you to the wonderful team at Coldwell Banker Southern Realty on Weakley Creek Road for having me out to provide free headshots for your office. I always look forward to any time spent in Lawrenceburg.
Even though I didn't live there myself, I grew up visiting family in the area, and so many of my favorite childhood memories are tied to those trips down to Lawrence County. It's a community that truly feels like a second home to me, and it’s easy to see why so many people choose to put down roots there.
Between the natural beauty of David Crockett State Park, the charm of the historic downtown square, the peaceful presence of the nearby Amish community in Ethridge, and its proud legacy as the birthplace of Southern Gospel music, Lawrenceburg has a welcoming, timeless magic that you just don't find anywhere else.
Thank you again for welcoming me and allowing me to support the local real estate professionals who help this special community thrive!
If you're looking for the best spots in Lawrenceburg to grab a bite or a caffeine fix, here is a curated list of the top-rated local favorites:
☕ Top Coffee Shops & Bakeries
Cozy Cabin Coffee: A massive local favorite. True to its name, it offers a great atmosphere and fantastic specialty coffees, frappes, and espresso drinks.
Cross Roads Coffee House: A highly-rated, welcoming spot right on 2nd Street. It's perfect for a classic cup of coffee and catching up with locals.
Allie Grace Bakery: While technically a bakery, you can't beat pairing their drip coffee with a homemade sticky bun, a slice of cheesecake, or a fresh croissant.
🍽️ Top Local Restaurants
Pat's Cafe: You can't visit Lawrenceburg without stopping at a classic Southern diner. Pat's is famous for its massive country breakfasts, bacon cheeseburgers, and friendly, hometown service.
Rick's Barbecue: You are in Tennessee, after all! Rick's is the local go-to for fantastic pulled pork, smoked meats, and classic BBQ sides.
Puente Grande / Cocina Real: Both are highly rated local staples if you are craving great Mexican food, massive fajitas, and excellent cheese dip.
Yamato Japanese Steakhouse: A surprising but beloved local gem offering excellent hibachi, sushi rolls, and great portions.
David Crockett State Park
David Crockett State Park entrance to the park
Nestled in the natural beauty of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, David Crockett State Park offers a perfect blend of Southern hospitality and rustic charm through its popular restaurant and picturesque covered bridge.
The park's dining venue, traditionally known as Crockett's Mill Restaurant, sits perched on a hill, offering guests beautiful, scenic views of Lake Lindsey while they enjoy classic Southern cuisine and community holiday meals.
David Crockett State Park Covered bridge in the park
Just a short scenic stroll or drive away, visitors will find the park's iconic covered bridge spanning Shoal Creek. Although the original 1959 bridge was washed away by a flood in 1998, a beautiful replacement was constructed the following year and continues to serve as a beloved, photogenic landmark that perfectly captures the park's serene, frontier spirit.
Here are some YouTube videos of properties we have shot in the past, along with information about a nearby park.
